Answer:
The correct answer is:
Speaking as loudly as possible.
Explanation:
A participial phrase is the part of a sentence in which the participle of a verb act as the subject of the statement, also having an adjective function in the whole sentence, due to the fact that it qualifies the other action. In this case it is possible to see how the participle of the verb is working as the subject, that is the reason why, it is considered the participle phrase, and it also modifies the second part of the sentence since it gives a description about it.
Some other examples of participle phrases would be:
Walking on the beach is great on vacation time.
Running in the mornings is my favorite activity.
Smiling and waving, she said hello.
Answer:
A. Death.
Explanation:
Gary Soto's poem "The Tempest 4.1.156-8" is a reference to William Shakespeare's play "The Tempest". But Soto used this play and gave it a slight twist, with the poem leaning towards the theme of death.
The use of the phrase<em> "eternal sleep"</em> in the second line of the poem is suggestive of death, the eternal sleep of a person. Soto, like Shakespeare, believes that we are not to be in this world forever. He states <em>"We are such stuff... rounded with a sleep"</em>. Then he continues with the line<em> "but before this eternal sleep"</em>, suggesting the scene where <em>"our loved ones look away"</em> to not see us die before their eyes.
Thus, the correct answer is option A.
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In the choices above, the best answer that corresponds to the question is letter B, both demonstrate the cycle of life in which they were able to portray life in a realistic manner. Other choices does not link the two for they don't both reveal wisdom of Gods nor show nature in a dangerous way. They could be charming but it's not like people could be drawn to them instantly.
